A lot of "narrow AI" (what real AI researchers spend their time doing) has made its way into a lot of products. However I doubt this is what you were thinking o

A lot of "narrow AI" (what real AI researchers spend their time doing) has made its way into a lot of products. However I doubt this is what you were thinking of as pure AI. There's more, though. Neuroscience continues piecing together how brains work. I've heard that the brain's embodied algorithms are recognizable from eg computer vision research. This seems to imply that there is more of a natural ramp-up from "narrow AI" into "humanlike AI" than at first it would appear.